Southern Missouri Red Cross Joins National Effort to Help Victims of Hurricane Dorian
The Red Cross of Southern Missouri is coordinating volunteers to assist with the Red Cross national relief effort. The local chapter sent out two teams of volunteers Monday morning in response to Hurricane Dorian. Each team has
Forward SGF: Officials Asking For Ideas On Springfield’s Future
Springfield officials are asking for help in coming up with a comprehensive 20-year plan for the city. Officials with Springfield Planning and Development will be hosting community input meetings this week to get people’s thoughts on what
Only Minor Injuries After Small Plane Crash Near Branson Airport
A small plane has crashed in a wooded area near the Branson Airport late Monday morning. The Western Taney County Fire Protection District reports at at approximately 11:34am on Labor Day, firefighters were called about a small
MO Flood Group Member Says Group Should Focus On Flood Prevention
The Army Corps of Engineers is reviewing a study submitted by Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, to identify spots along the Missouri River that could heighten flooding problems. Roger Hugenberg from Canton is a member of a
Convoy Of Hope Provides Disaster Relief For People Impacted By Hurricane Dorian
Springfield-based Convoy of Hope is assembling to help people living in the path of Hurricane Dorian. Spokesman Jeff Nene says Dorian has been a hard hurricane to figure out with where it will hit exactly. Nene says
University Of Missouri To Invest $6.5 Million In Its Network Of Ag Research Centers
The University of Missouri says 6.5 million dollars will be invested in its network of ag research centers. A report from Missourinet says MU made the announcement Friday at the Fisher Delta Research Center in southeast Missouri’s
New Report Shows Missouri Takes Drastic Decline In Drunk Driving Deaths, But Still Hundreds Of Crashes Involving Booze And Drugs
A new report shows Missouri has had a drastic decline in the number of drunk driving deaths since 2000. Adam Johnson with online insurance marketplace QuoteWizard tells Missourinet that the data from the National Highway Traffic Safety
Springfield Memorial Stair Climb, Remembering 343+ Fallen Heroes
A special event that is going on its seventh year is happening in Springfield coming up next weekend. Spokeswoman Julie Mercer with the Springfield Memorial Stair Climb says this will be a time to honor and memorialize
Midland RockHounds Edge Springfield Cardinals 4-3 At Hammons Field
The Midland RockHounds get an RBI single from Dan Gamache in the eighth inning to beat the Springfield Cardinals 4-3 Saturday night at Hammons Field. The RockHounds jumped on Springfield starter Evan Kruczynski for three runs in
CDC Is Recommending Hep. A Vaccine For People In Missouri 19 Years Or Younger
Nationwide, cases of hepatitis A are on the rise. Many states, including Missouri, are currently experiencing outbreaks. Missouri has had more than 400 cases in 35 counties over a nearly two-year period. The viral infection of the
